My Blog Was Featured in The Maybank2u Press Conference

It’s been a month since I attended the special preview of the new Maybank2u website launch. Then, David informed me my review was highlighted during yesterday’s new maybank2u website press conference. It was alongside 2 other bloggers; Erna Mahyuni and David Lian.

They quoted from my entry:

…I was more impressed with one of the slides shared by Maybank’s virtual banking department. It displayed a real summary of how much commitment and importance Maybank had finally given to its website.


David shared with me the slideshow below was the one used in the press conference. You’ll find the reviews from blogs starting at slide 29 to 31.

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: interactiondesign webdesign)

I’m really excited and happy (proud too) to know blogs are being taken a little more seriously from a commercial point of view. And of course, who’s not to admit any non-prominent blogger having a sweet 15-30 seconds of fame like this isn’t joyful. :)

Well, thanks again David for the opportunity and I do look forward to another free meal. ;)

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Posted by dannyfoo on October 16, 2008 | Filed Under My Life, My Work |

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4 Responses to “My Blog Was Featured in The Maybank2u Press Conference”

  1. Response #1 by JustinKC on October 16th, 2008

    Hey even a few second fame is enuf for me man. wanna get blog as attention in conference like this is not easy. good job man! Congratz!

  2. Response #2 by Irenelim on October 16th, 2008

    Congrats on being femes now! The new m2u website looks much sleaker and user friendly!

  3. Response #3 by Wing Loon on October 17th, 2008

    Congrats…you rocks, :D

  4. Response #4 by Danny Foo on October 17th, 2008

    Justin, Irene, WingLoon:
    Muchos gracias. And I do look forward to seeing more local corporate websites a healthy website priactice, like what Maybank did. :)